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On m'appelle Superman. Leap tall hoes in a single bound, Je baise des grandes putes d'un claquement de doigt. I'm single now, Je suis célibataire maintenant. Got no ring on this finger now, J'ai plus de bague au doigt. I'll never let another chick bring me down, Je ne laisserai jamais une autre nana me faire déprimer.
We'll be friends, I'll call you again, I'll chase you around every bar you attend. Never know what kind of car I'll be in, we'll see how much you'll be partying then. You don't want that, neither do I, I don't want to flip when I see you with guys. too much pride, between you and I, not a jealous man, but females lie.
You know you want me baby, You know I want you too, They call me Superman, I'm here to rescue you, I wanna save you girl, come be in Shady's world... [Dina Rea:] oh boy you drive me crazy... [Eminem:] Bitch you make me curl... [Eminem:] They call me Superman, Leap tall hoes in a single bound, I'm single now, Got no ring on this finger now, I'll ...
10 facts about this song. "Superman" is a track from Eminem’s fourth studio album "The Eminem Show" that was released in 2002. The song talks about Eminem's relationships with women and his refusal to let them get too close or interfere with his career. "Superman" is known for its laid-back vibe, as opposed to many of the rapper’s more high ...
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupSuperman · Eminem · Dina RaeThe Eminem Show℗ 2002 Aftermath Entertainment/Interscope RecordsReleased on: 2002-01-...
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10 facts about this song. "Superman" is a track from Eminem’s fourth studio album "The Eminem Show" that was released in 2002. The song talks about Eminem's relationships with women and his refusal to let them get too close or interfere with his career. "Superman" is known for its laid-back vibe, as opposed to many of the rapper’s more high ...
